Former Lehman Investment Bank Chief Says His Arrest For Forging Oxycontin...

[MrScorpio]

29 Jun 2011 at 10:58 AM

Former Lehman Investment Bank Chief Says His Arrest For Forging Oxycontin, Ritalin Prescriptions Was A “Misunderstanding”
By BESS LEVIN

From time to time around these, parts, we like to check in to see what’s been a-poppin’ with Lehman Brothers alums. Former Chief Executive Officer Dick Fuld, amazingly, has started a new firm called Matrix Advisors. Former COO Joe Gregory eats lunch every day in his local diner and tells people he used to fly a chopper to work. Former CFO Erin Callan takes spinning classes in the Hamptons and is said to be co-habitating with a firefighter she’s known since high school. Former head of investment banking Hugh Skip McGee works at Barclays under the same title and in his free time writes tear-stained letters to his son’s school, demanding the administration allow the boys dress in drag for a pep rally and fire the history teacher who injects “leftist invective” in the curriculum and might also be a lesbian. Today we got an update on another ex-head of investment banking (and also former co-COO), Bradley Jack, who’s been having a tough time get his supply of Oxycotin and Ritalin.

Jack, 52, is accused of using a forged prescription at a Fairfield CVS pharmacy June 24 for 12 pills of the painkiller Oxycontin and nine pills of Ritalin, a drug used to treat attention deficit disorder, said Lt. James Perez of the Fairfield Police Department. A store employee followed the suspect outside the pharmacy, watched him get into a black Range Rover and drive away, Perez said yesterday in a telephone interview. The employee reported the license plate number of the vehicle to police, who traced it to two residences — one on Sasco Hill Road in Fairfield and the other on North Avenue in Westport, according to Perez.


http://dealbreaker.com/2011/06/former-lehman-investment-bank-chief-says-his-arrest-for-forging-oxycontin-ritalin-prescriptions-are-a-misunderstanding/

[RagAss]

1. Rat Bastards !

[blue neen]

2. Once a lying crook, always a lying crook.

There is NEVER a "misunderstanding" when you walk in and hand forged prescriptions to a pharmacist. That is most definitely a deliberate action.

[Marie Marie]

3. But, he was just running an errand for Rush. Really, it was all just a misunderstanding.

[blue neen]

4. Mr. Jack must be afraid to buy his "meds" on the street.

After all, one of the many homeowners he defrauded might find him!

[formercia]

5. ..and slip him a hot shot.

The Big Sleep.